Jenn Dorsey is a Master of Social Work practicum student at Kinder Mind, where she supports individuals and families navigating grief and life transitions. She brings prior experience working with individuals and families through the end-of-life process. Her goal is provide a compassionate and supportive environment where everyone’s feelings can be expressed, honored, and understood. Jenn is currently completing her MSW at the University of Tennessee, where she has focused on evidence-based interventions and trauma informed care. She is passionate about helping clients feel seen, supported and valued.

Katie Brewer is a Master of Social Work intern who cares deeply about helping individuals and families feel heard, supported, and empowered. Before stepping into social work, Katie spent over ten years as a special education teacher and case manager, where she walked alongside students and families navigating unique challenges and celebrating their strengths. As a foster parent, she also learned firsthand about the impact of trauma and grief and understands how difficult it can be to find mental health support, especially in rural communities.

Katie's approach is warm, collaborative, and client-centered, believing that every person deserves culturally responsive care that honors their experiences and values. She is especially passionate about supporting clients in virtual settings, making therapy more accessible no matter where life has placed them. With empathy, strong communication, and ongoing clinical training, her commitment is to help you work toward healing and growth.

Hi, my name is Emily! I am currently pursuing my MSW and doing my practicum here at Kinder Mind. I am very passionate about mental and physical health.

I  am excited about supporting teenagers through the unique challenges of teenage years. With a background working in the criminal justice system, a foundation in clinical practice and youth development, I work with teens to address issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, self-love, peer and family conflict, and academic pressures. Using evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT).

I help young people build resilience, set meaningful goals, and develop the emotional and social skills they need to thrive. I strive to create a safe, nonjudgmental space where teens feel heard, and supported in becoming their best selves.  I am passionate about helping teens navigate life transitions and build the confidence to face challenges with courage.